New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules
Nur - Board of Nursing (Formerly the Board of Nursing Education and Nurse Registration)
Chapter Nur 400 - CONTINUED STATUS
Part Nur 404 - ONGOING REQUIREMENTS
Section Nur 404.05 - Eligibility to be a Delegatee
Universal Citation: NH Admin Rules Nur 404.05
Current through Register No. 12, March 21, 2024
(a) Any individual shall be eligible to receive the delegation of a task of client care not involving the administration of medication only if such individual has competency to perform the specific task.
(b) For nursing related activities involving the administration of medication, the following persons shall be eligible to be delegatees:
(1) Any currently licensed RN and
APRN;
(2) Any currently licensed
LPN only when:
a.The method of medication
administration is not intravenous; or
b.The method of medication administration is
intravenous and the LPN is in compliance with
Nur 604.01(b) and
(c);
(3) Unlicensed assistive personnel who have
competency to perform the specific task to be delegated; and
(4) Currently licensed LNA when:
a. The LNA holds a certificate of medication
administration issued in accordance with the provisions of Nur 801 and in
compliance with this part; or
b. The
LNA is in compliance with
Nur
404.07(h).
#7741, eff 8-13-02; ss by #8873, eff 4-24-07; ss by #10299, eff 3-22-13; ss by #10571, eff 4-17-14
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